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| - Terrible little shit-hole. I've flown Allegiant four times in the last six months and have had a poor experience each time.
The last time I flew out of there, they said that my name has been flagged and they needed to contact Homeland Security. It took about an hour on the phone to get me cleared. Whatever. On the flight back, the same thing happened, but they pulled me out of line, and it was mortifying.
So, today's flight had me popping my Xanax even before boarding my flight. I was escorting my handicapped mother back to Wichita and was returning on the same day/plane. We arrived at the airport at 6:25 for our 7:35 flight. As i was walking through the doors, the ticket agent was screaming for all Wichita departures. I made it to the back of the line and informed her that I was Wichita bound. She yelled at the line of people in front of me to make room for me to get up there. I get a lecture from her and was told that I WILL miss my flight for being late and that I better "hustle it" through security. I make it to the security line, and there was not a single person in line. I unloaded my bags and shoes and waited for some instruction, as my mother was in her wheelchair. The TSA agent sees me and yells, "You can't push her through there." No shit. He calls for a female escort and off she goes. I get the stop signal from him, and then he motions for me to go through. No beep. I'm wearing a tank top with a tissue-cotton cardigan over it. He tells me to take it off and send it through the machine. What a perv.
I make it pass the x-ray and meet up with my mother again. The agent searching her goes into ripping me a new one about how I should really arrive earlier and it's "not fair to rush" my mother through this.
1. I was not late.
2. My mother was completely fine and had no complaints.
Ok, finally get to the boarding area. I waited patiently until everyone was boarded and went up to the line. This ticket agent also scolded me for not being here two hours early and said that we are holding up the flight. She radioed for someone to help with a wheelchair assist. Some girl comes up and pushes my mom to the tarmac. I could've done that. I see that there are still about 20 people waiting in line to board from the back of the plane. Don't make me feel badly about escorting my disabled mother and say that I'm making them run late when there were still people boarding, Then they called for some weird dolly for humans that reminds of when Hannibal Lector was being transported. Allegiant used this for my mom last time, and it was awful. There were so many straps, and she was uncomfortable. Also, my mom is in an ankle boot and couldn't stand. I told them I would rather carry her, as she is only 80 pounds. They acted all inconvenienced. I carried her onboard and placed her in her seat with no problems. Why was I given so much grief? I can't imagine how my poor mother would've been treated if I wasn't there. I'm an adult, do I really need to be treated like a child and chastised about everything?
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